Northern Bank Limited has been issuing banknotes since the early 1800’s originally under the name Northern Banking Company. In 2013, the bank’s £10 and £20 notes were rebranded as Danske Bank notes. Polymer notes were later introduced in 2019 and 2020.
Please refer to the documents listed below for more information.
View current bank notes
Danske £10 note
Learn about the design features and details of our £10 note.
In Northern Ireland, legislation applies which allows us, as well as Ulster Bank and Bank of Ireland, to print and issue our own banknotes. This supports the local bank brand but also enables us to manage our own note supply.
All current Northern Bank branded banknotes will retain their face value as promissory notes. If you wish to exchange any in your possession, this can be done at any Danske Bank branch.
Our bank notes can be accepted across the UK as they are valid sterling notes.
However, this is subject to the retailer or other recipient being willing to accept them as payment. Danske Bank notes may be refused more frequently in England, Scotland and Wales where the notes are not as familiar to the retailers.
They won’t – customers will always be able to receive value for the notes.
You can exchange up to the value of £250 as a one-off transaction. You will also be asked to provide Identification.
Please speak to us if you want to exchange more than £250 as exclusions and restrictions may apply, for example we may ask you to lodge higher amounts to your account.
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